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The Ge’ez script, also known as Ethiopic, is the foundation of the Amharic language. It consists of 33 basic characters, each with 7 variations that represent different vowel sounds, making a total of 231 symbols. This script is used not only for Amharic but also for other Ethiopian languages such as Tigrinya and Ge’ez.
-Notes:
– Ge’ez is an abugida, where each character represents a consonant-vowel combination.
– Learning the script is crucial as it forms the basis of reading and writing in Amharic.
This guide offers a detailed look at the pronunciation of each character in the Amharic alphabet, including audio clips for accurate pronunciation. Proper pronunciation is essential for effective communication.
Notes:
– Practice with audio aids to master the sounds.
– Focus on the differences between similar sounds.
This resource includes printable worksheets and exercises designed to help learners practice writing the characters of the Amharic alphabet. Regular practice is key to mastering the script.
– Notes:
– Start with tracing the characters before writing them freehand.
– Consistent practice will improve muscle memory and writing fluency.
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